Mission: Our primary focus is to provide our readers with music created by talented artists, producers and DJs across the globe to balance out the monotony of today's mainstream music. The secondary focus is to provide a means for these talented individuals to discover and work with like-minded individuals.
Dr. Boyce Watkins stopped by VladTV to discuss building wealth and why some blacks avoid the stock market. Conditions and reasons for the lack of blacks investing in the stock market are also discussed in the video below, check it out:
What are your thoughts? Do you think blacks avoid the stock market as described in the above video and if so do you agree with what Dr. Watkins outlined as the main reasons for the lack of blacks investing in the stock market? If you do invest in the stock market what are some steps the black community can take to get more people investing?
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If you've ever tried to run while looking behind you you'll appreciate this week's message. Some people don't move forward in their life and relationships because they're too busy looking back and living in the past. This week Dr. Eric Thomas discusses how living in the past prevents you from growing in the present and can potentially mess up future blessings. Watch the video and commit yourself to let go of past hurt, resentment, negative experiences, etc. so you can start enjoying the present and live for the future.
Mission: Our primary focus is to provide our readers with
music created by talented artists, producers and DJs across
the globe to balance out the monotony of today's mainstream
music. The secondary focus is to provide a means for these
talented individuals to discover and work with likeminded
individuals.
If your child came home and told you they had to earn bathroom time would you be okay with that or would you find fault with it? Today's question for the think tank is should students have to earn the privilege of using the bathroom? One teacher thinks so check out this story:
[A mother in Texas is up in arms over a dysfunctional classroom rewards system in her son’s class. The teacher of the class gives the children fake currency as a reward for good behavior. The fake currency can then buy her students certain privileges, one of which is using the bathroom. After her 7-year-old son wet himself in class, Sonja Cross is outraged.
The fake currency is known as “Boyd Bucks” at J.O. Davis Elementary in Irving, Texas. Cross’ son did not have enough Boyd Bucks to go to the bathroom and tried his hardest to hold it in. After his efforts failed he urinated in class. Cross’ son has been teased by other children as a result of this incident.]source What are your thoughts? Was the teacher wrong to make students buy their bathroom time? Should the teacher be reprimanded for making their student wet themselves in class? Should using the restroom be privilege instead of a student's right?
You know the routine: View, Share and Discuss... Don't forget to leave a comment below.
This week Dr. Eric Thomas delivers a message that will make you want to jump up out of your seat and get ready to start this week feeling empowered. Today's message deals with becoming a master of your lane -- that is to take the cards life has dealt you and learn to master them. Whether you were born with opportunities laying right at your fingertips or born into a life of hardships you take whatever hand you've been dealt and make the best of it. Don't allow setbacks to become stumbling blocks instead rearrange them into stepping stones that will help you get to the next level. Truly a message you don't want to miss. Take some time to check out the video and don't forget to watch with a friend and have a great week:
So many people hit me off with their projects I thought it would only be fair to share their material and have it critiqued by my readers. My only warning is there may or may not be some extremely wack stuff here, but on the other hand you might come across the next big thing; so be patient and fair. After you check things out, let me know what you think. Leave a comment below, or send me a tweet letting me know if the project is a smash or if it's trash.
Then go let the artist know and tell them Big Jye sent ya! The whole point is to give the artists some feedback on their work. Let's go!
Mission: Our primary focus is to provide our readers with
music created by talented artists, producers and DJs across
the globe to balance out the monotony of today's mainstream
music. The secondary focus is to provide a means for these
talented individuals to discover and work with likeminded
individuals.
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Jye's
Pick of the Day
Things have certainly changed since I was in school -- technology, lack of art & music programs and how teachers look. Some may not believe it but the picture to the right is of a 4th grade teacher. Most of my teachers from elementary right through high school looked like they were auditioning for the part of the Wicked Witch of the West -- daily. Today's kids just don't know how fortunate they are to have teachers that actually look like people but I digress. Today's Think Tank conversation starter is about the beautiful sister in the picture who's the subject of a heated debate. Patrice "Tricey" Brown set the internet on fire overnight when it discovered that such a beautiful specimen was an elementary teacher in Atlanta (yeah I know, I feel cheated too). While no one is crazy (or blind) enough to deny she's beautiful the actual negative attention is towards her choice of clothing for the classroom. It's deemed as too form fitting and sexy.
What happens when you get knocked down while pursuing your dreams? Do you fall back, retreat or just give up? This week Dr. Eric Thomas tells you why no matter how many times you hit a bump in the road on your way to reach your goals, you should never give up and keep fighting for what you want in your life. Watch the video, share with a friend and enjoy this beautiful Monday:
This week's message is about completion -- finishing what you start. Sometimes the bulk of our focus is on starting the journey to success but finishing what you started is often overlooked at times. Dr. Eric Thomas provides insight into why it's necessary to finish -- even when it seems like you've failed, YOU MUST FINISH: